Chico Brito 15018 posts 06/06/2014 Chico Brito 15018 posts 21/06/2020, 19:25 21/06/2020, 19:25 Egito x Líbia ( and Turquia)... Egypt and Turkey have long been on opposite sides of the raging battle for the fate of Libya, with Turkey providing major military support and backing for the UN-recognized Government of National Accord (GNA) in Tripoli, and with Egypt backing Gen. Khalifa Haftar. The situation escalated over the weekend, amid a pullback of pro-Haftar forces from Tripoli after being defeated in the bid for the capital, when Egypt's President Sisi announced from an airbase near the Libyan border that the Egyptian Army stands ready to intervene in Libya on behalf of Haftar. Sisi declared that if GNA forces attempt to enter Haftar-controlled Sirte, pushing deeper into central Libya, this would be a 'red line' for Egypt, forcing it's intervention. Crucially both Tripoli and its main ally Turkey on Sunday condemned what they called Sisi's "declaration of war" Turkish state media recorded the GNA statement as follows: "This is a hostile act, direct interference, and amounts to a declaration of war" - in condemnation of Sisi's statements. It added that for the Libyan state, "interference in its internal affairs, attacks on its sovereignty, whether by declarations... like those of the Egyptian president or by support for putschists, militias, and mercenaries, is unacceptable." The heated rhetoric, and with Egypt potentially beefing up forces and military hardware along its border with Libya, has some regional sources saying that Turkey and Egypt are headed for direct war in a rapidly intensifying situation. "Now Egypt’s president is signaling possible red lines in Libya," The Jerusalem Post writes. "This line could keep the Turkish-backed GNA from Sirte and a strategic airfield at Jufra. The country would be split down the middle. Egypt has a massive army, but it is also an army mostly untested on foreign battlefields." Tripoli is now calling on the international community, especially the UN, to step in should Egypt's army get involved. On paper Turkey’s armed forces and Egypt’s are well matched. Both have F-16s and hundreds of fighter aircraft. Egypt’s army is the 9th strongest in the world on paper with thousands of tanks. Turkey’s armed forces are thought to be the 11th strongest in the world. Both countries use western weapons systems linked to the US or NATO. Turkey’s work with NATO likely makes it more effective than Egypt. Both countries are bogged down in counter-insurgency campaigns. Egypt is close to Libya and can easily move an armored brigade or troops to the frontline. Turkey would have to fly them in and it likely prefers using Syrian rebel mercenaries to do its dirty work. In short, the Libya situation - a country on fire since Gaddafi's toppling and death due to the 2011 US-NATO military intervention, or what many have called "Obama's Iraq" - is set to get a lot messier. There are already unverified reports that Egypt may be sending jets to Haftar airbases in eastern Libya in support of his LNA. If so, Turkey will certainly increase its own aerial patrols, which has already involved ample use of drone warfare in and around Tripoli. But no doubt this would give Erdogan greater excuse to get Turkish fighter jets involved. Credito: Zerohedge Editado pela última vez por Chico Brito em 22/06/2020, 21:35, em um total de 1 vez.
Touro Mecânico 13499 posts 16/02/2015 Touro Mecânico 13499 posts 21/06/2020, 19:37 21/06/2020, 19:37 Não li, mas sou egiteiro e vou torcer pro Egito Piccolo_san escreveu: ↑ Em um governo justo todos teriam dinheiro tanto para comprar o feijão quanto o fuzil.
LL SCCP 46983 posts 15/02/2012 LL SCCP 46983 posts 21/06/2020, 19:40 21/06/2020, 19:40 Quero que a África do norte se foda. Nenhum país cristão envolvido. Quanto mais mortes, sofrimento e tragédia, melhor. Rules isso Corinthians é sofrimento
Khoserken Doador 20860 posts 15/02/2012 Khoserken 20860 posts 21/06/2020, 19:45 21/06/2020, 19:45 Nova onda de refugiados a caminho. UltraRS isso
Chico Brito 15018 posts 06/06/2014 Chico Brito 15018 posts 21/06/2020, 19:56 21/06/2020, 19:56 O PAU VAI COMER
Foo Lang III 2552 posts 29/01/2014 Foo Lang III 2552 posts 21/06/2020, 20:03 21/06/2020, 20:03 Let the good times roll
vilela_09 40608 posts 09/08/2012 vilela_09 40608 posts 21/06/2020, 20:13 21/06/2020, 20:13 O Egito acabou 30 antes de cristo UltraRS isso
Rules 56514 posts 27/02/2012 Rules 56514 posts 22/06/2020, 12:22 22/06/2020, 12:22 Chico Brito escreveu: ↑ O PAU VAI COMER Tenso Lixo!
ibtrsnkj 87 posts 30/05/2020 ibtrsnkj 87 posts 22/06/2020, 12:31 22/06/2020, 12:31 e tinha gente achando bom a tal da primavera árabe óbvio que o resultado seriam mais guerras kadhafi conseguia manter a libia em paz e com idh alto cara realmente era um gênio e foi muito injustiçado
Chico Brito 15018 posts 06/06/2014 Chico Brito 15018 posts 22/06/2020, 15:57 22/06/2020, 15:57 CHAMOU PRA XINXA Egypt has a legitimate right to intervene in Libya, Sisi says CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Saturday said his country has a legitimate right to intervene in neighboring Libya and ordered his army to be ready to carry out any mission outside the country, if necessary. Sisi's comments came amid high tensions over regional rival Turkey's intervention in Libya. He also warned forces loyal to the internationally recognized Government of National Accord (GNA) in Tripoli not to cross the current frontline with Khalifa Haftar's eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA). Turkey's support for the GNA has reversed a 14-month assault on Tripoli by forces loyal to Haftar, which are backed by Russia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt. "Any direct intervention from the Egyptian state has now acquired international legitimacy," Sisi told an audience after inspecting military units at an airbase near the border with Libya. [....] https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/eg ... Hm?ocid=st
Chico Brito 15018 posts 06/06/2014 Chico Brito 15018 posts 22/06/2020, 21:28 22/06/2020, 21:28 Ta explicado é guerra fria 2.0
Chico Brito 15018 posts 06/06/2014 Chico Brito 15018 posts 22/06/2020, 21:33 22/06/2020, 21:33 Estados Unidos mandou o embaixador e a US AFRICOM pra Líbia
Chico Brito 15018 posts 06/06/2014 Chico Brito 15018 posts 22/06/2020, 21:39 22/06/2020, 21:39 Isto sem falar que a US Africom deu uma pirocada na mesa dizendo que a Rússia tá muito saidinha e tá com interesses na Libia. @Locke venha cá meu filho
GAMEXR BR 4132 posts 23/10/2016 GAMEXR BR 4132 posts 22/06/2020, 22:31 22/06/2020, 22:31 Se a Otan não tivesse feito oque fez em 2011, essa situação não teria se alastrado até esse ponto. No mais, o interesse Francês, Egípcio e Russo são em ver o Hafter no comando da Líbia, a Turquia quer manter o governo e as milícias islamicas criadas no pós guerra civil no controle e os EUA esta caindo de paraquedas (não são em princípio contra o Hafter, que morou durante 20 anos na Virgina e foi informante da CIA, mas a aproximação com os Russos é mal vista, ao mesmo passo que não querem uma Turquia saidinha, tem que tentar salvar o governo que botaram no lugar em 2011, é o clássico caso de esquizofrenia diplomática que o EUA sofre no oriente médio). Chico Brito isso